Codman Shoulder Society

Dear CSS Colleagues: I’d like to invite you to watch a wonderful presentation recently given by Dr. Howard Routman. The title is “Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Shoulder Arthroplasty.” Simply go to the link for Mass General Orthopedic Grand Rounds and select the talk indicated above: To View MGH Ortho Grand Rounds Presentations, Click on the URL Below to Access the Archived Video Library: https://mghorthogr.brightcovegallery.com/category/videos/all-videos This

Dear CSS Colleagues: Please find enclosed an article by Robert Kaplan and colleagues which should be of interest. While the concepts of Surgeons and Administrators working together might seem similar to Cats and Dogs collaborating, everything happens in context of the current reality in which we live. The concept here makes great sense. I wonder what you all think about this possibility. Kind Regards, “JP” Warner MD Founder, CSS

Dear CSS Colleagues: For those who are interested to purchase “The Shoulder” 6th Edition, here is information on how to do so: It can be obtained from Elsevier https://www.us.elsevierhealth.com/rockwood-and-matsens-the-shoulder-9780323698368.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=surfaces&utm_campaign=shopping%20feed&utm_content=free%20google%20shopping%20clicks&gclid=Cj0KCQiAys2MBhDOARIsAFf1D1f_Y2hGMk7khlMiZMgUxBVrSJKRA_mh0thu9-D0_T7SbhswxO1n8eYaAklbEALw_wcB Or from Amazon https:

Dear CSS Colleagues: I would like to make you aware of a wonderful meeting this December. Here is a message from Prof. Stefano Gumina MD, PhD at the University of Rome. Kind Regards, “JP” Warner MD Founder, CSS Subject: GUMINA ICSES It is a pleasure to inform you that the sixth edition of the congress "Shoulder Surgery. The Experts Question Themselves" will be held from 2 to 4 December (2021). Due to the pandemic, the congress will be online. Despite this, I think the congres

Dear CSS Colleagues: I’d like to share with you my insight into an exceptional, state of the art book on Shoulder Care. I believe this will be an enduring resource for years to come, but it is even more than this. This seminal work considers the current standards for shoulder surgery as offered by experts in their field. While each chapter is a “gem,” the features which differentiate this book from other textbooks are the Opinion Editorials written by individuals who blend kn

Dear CSS Colleagues: Enclosed is a link to the JBJS Tribute to Dr. Freddie Fu. Kind Regards, “JP” Warner MD Founder, The CSS https://hub.jbjs.org/reader.php?id=210352&rsuite_id=3096048&native=1&source=The_Journal_of_Bone_and_Joint_Surgery%2FPublish+Ahead+of+Print%2F%2F10.2106%2FJBJS.21.01211%2Ffulltext#figures

Dear CSS Colleagues: Enclosed is a link to an article in Forbes recently authored by Prem Ramkumar. Prem is a Fellow in Adult Reconstructive Surgery at BWH, Harvard Med School. He has written a number of inciteful articles in Forbes, and I encourage you to see more of his work by connecting to his LinkedIn Page (https://www.linkedin.com/in/premramkumar/ ). Here is the Link to the above article: https://www-forbes-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/www.forbes.com/sites/premramkumar/20

Dear CSS Colleagues: Enclosed is a message from Moby Parsons, MD as well as some links he offers that should be of interest to all. The last link is entitled, “Doctors are selling out and why you should be worried.” This podcast is particularly cogent to current times. As we may all be aware, independent practice may soon be extinct. The pandemic has accelerated practice acquisitions by large healthcare organizations, PE and VC firms. The consequence is a short-term gain for